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Oceans have already suffered significant damage from climate change, and the situation will only worsen, forcing fisheries managers to develop new quotas and coastal residents to deal with more nuisance flooding.
The top climate change scientist for NOAA said he has received $4 million from Congress and permission from his agency to study two emergency — and controversial — methods to cool the Earth if the U.S. and other nations fail to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Montana Republican Sen. Steve Daines is a vocal supporter of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, but that hasn't stopped attacks from some environmentalists in his state.
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The top climate change scientist for NOAA said he has received $4 million from Congress and permission from his agency to study two emergency — and controversial — methods to cool the Earth if the U.S. and other nations fail to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Montana Republican Sen. Steve Daines is a vocal supporter of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, but that hasn't stopped attacks from some environmentalists in his state.
By Jennifer Yachnin in E&E Daily